The first thing you need to know about the SO Player Provider ID is that it comes from an SOPlayer IPTV service which is included in the activation/login credentials. So if you have not subscribed to a service yet–see the links below.
This is the first important part. You can go ahead and download this app to your compatible device first but you won’t be able to watch any streaming TV/VOD content. The app must be activated. SO Play is not a standalone TV app so understand that everything starts and ends with the streaming TV service. You must go with what they tell you. One Provider ID doesn’t necessarily work for all IPTV services.
What to do if you already paid a SO Player IPTV service or your subscription expired and you don’t have your activation/login credentials?
What is the Provider ID for SOPlayer
The reason why you don’t know the SOPlayer Provider ID is that you didn’t start with the SO Player TV/VOD service first. Many individuals hear about the SO Player app somewhere and download it to their devices or straight from the Google Play Store. Then think that’s all there is to it and can now start watching free streaming content online.
Sad to say, this is not the case. The streaming content is not free. If you want access to 100s of live channels (premium, local, sports, news, kids, etc.), PPV, 24/7, US/CA/UK and a few other countries, 1000s of VOD movies and TV series, then you must pay to play.
I am not going to cover everything the IPTV service delivers in this article post. For that, you will need to read the full review – just click the link further up.
Additional Info…
Let’s take for example the SOPlayer Provider ID 455 whereas SO Player TV services tend to use the same ID or a different ID. This identifies the provider where the streaming content comes from. But this number alone will not get you inside the app to watch TV online. In other words, it won’t activate the app alone.
Depending on the device you want to use, you will need to enter the Provider ID including other data from the activation/login credentials. When entering the activation/login credentials you get from the IPTV service, it activates the app and you’re able to get inside to watch TV online.
Where to Find Your SOPlayer Provider ID
Many individuals find themselves forgetting or losing the Provider ID. This is because they are not well organized or have not received the ID from the IPTV service. Take a look below to find out how to get the ID:
- New subscribers. Check your Spam/Junk mail folder for the IPTV service emails. One will have the activation/login credentials which include the Provider ID
- Current subscribers. Find the email you received from your IPTV service. Meaning, the website you went to pay your money for the subscription or trial
- Someone else signed up/subscribed for you. Contact the person who set up your IPTV service account and paid or entered into the trial. If that person used his/her email address contact that person to get the Provider ID
- Contact IPTV service directly. You should already know the name of your IPTV service and where to find their website to get support. This is where you pay your money and create an account. The emails they sent you will help. One email will include the ID. You also need the Username, Password, Device PIN code
- SO Player app is installed. If you enter the Provider ID in the app previously, then you might find it there when opening the app
Note: See Provider ID numbers further down. Try 836 and see if this will get you into the app but you’ll need the Username and password or PIN Code.
Work Around if Provider ID isn’t Found
Keep in mind that you can sign up and subscribe or enter into a free trial with any SO Player TV service. This is why you should keep a bunch of them on hand should you want to switch to another. They are all pretty much the same. With the app already installed on your device, you just need a new set of activation/login credentials (SO Player Provider ID, Username, Password & PIN Codes).
You can skip ahead to find the links below to subscribe to another SO Player streaming TV/VOD service. This time keep yourself well organized and save those emails from the service. Get in the habit of checking your Spam or Junk mail folder when expecting important emails, even if you are not expecting any emails.
The ID will have 3 numerical digits. Understand that the streaming content comes from the IPTV service or streaming TV service that delivers all the streaming content, whereas the app must connect to the service. Read below regarding the provider ID number as I break some things down so that you fully understand.
Provider ID 455, 446 & 836
More than likely you are not going to find any IPTV services using Provider ID 455 or 466 to subscribe to. These are the older IPTV services where many are no longer accepting new customers or have closed down. New SO Player IPTVs are using Provider ID 836 so you must go with the latest.
There is no need to surf the web for the ID. You should have an IPTV service subscription. You cannot activate the TV app and service any other way to watch streaming TV channels and VODs. Should this be an attempt to hack into the app and service you are better off going elsewhere.
Some individuals are searching on the web to find another IPTV service for SOPlayer Provider ID 455 or 446. I suppose the idea is to avoid any EC21 error or activation issue with SO Player when using the new activation credentials from the new IPTV service. Perhaps SO Player is installed on the smart TV and you want to continue using the app there.
Additional Info…
Many SOPlayer IPTVs nowadays are using Provider ID 836. I have no idea where you can find one that uses Provider ID 445 or 446. No doubt you’re having a difficult time finding one. What I suggest you do is sign up for the free trial with a new SO Player IPTV service no matter what the Provider ID is and test.
If you run into an EC21 error or any error where you cannot activate SO Player, then contact the new SOPlayer IPTV service. They can reset your device’s MAC address. Once they do that, you should be on your way to watching your favorites online again. See links to other SO Player streaming TV/VOD services below where you can subscribe or enter into the trial.
Get your activation/login credentials with the Provider ID included below…
SO Player Streaming TV/VOD Services
Signup to Get Subscription and Activation/Login Credentials
IPTV Service #1 | Read Full Review | Watch Video
IPTV Service #2 | Read Full Review | Watch Video
The IPTVs above can not be downloaded from the Apple Play Store to iOS/Apple devices anymore. Sign up for one IPTV service above and save the others in case you want to switch IPTVs later on. If one IPTV service above is no longer available, click the other link to visit that IPTV service website. Also, see the IPTVs listed below that are extremely similar.
Additional Info…
Here’s something else you can do. Forget SO Player if you are having problems. Try the LUX Player IPTV service instead. The LUX Player app is very similar to SOPlayer. The IPTV service that supports the LUX app delivers the same streaming TV/VOD content.
You can use the same compatible devices. The LUX Player app can be found inside the smart TV built-in app to install it. I found it inside my Samsung and LG smart TVs. I am sure Sony and other smart TV brands can find SO Player and install it. If that’s the case, just invest in an Amazon Firestick which is the best streaming device to use. See IPTVs for LUX Player below…
LUX Player 1 or Read Full Review
LUX Player2
NOTE: Also compatible with iOS/Apple devices.
Video Tutorials…
How to Install SOPlay on Firestick or Fire TV
How to Put An End to Buffering on Your End
Get Amazon Firestick (Streaming Device) & Faster Internet, Get Ethernet Adapter
Additional Info…
You need an IPTV service subscription. They provide you with all the support as well. Save or bookmark each IPTV service listed below. You may decide to switch from one to the other in the future and buy a new subscription.
Don’t be concerned about which one is the best. They are all the same. Some have different owners but you get the same everything.
If you were with another IPTV service but can’t find your Provider ID, don’t know your IPTV service name, and where to find them, then you must start over. Keep SO Player installed on your device and subscribe to one of the IPTVs listed below. Easy Peasy!
Activation/Login Credentials
Whether or not you have already installed the SOPlay app on your compatible streaming device, you are going to need the activation/login credentials as follows…
Activation/Login Credential
- SO Player Provider ID
- User ID
- Password
- Device Pin Code(s)
You will also get the account login details after you subscribe to the SO Player TV service. You can start with the IPTV service website by getting a subscription first or downloading/installing the free SOPlayer app first. You must pay for the subscription, it’s not free to watch your favorites online.
Free Provider ID
I am not quite sure why individuals are searching for a free Provider ID for SO Player. The Provider ID is part of the activation (login) credentials that include the Device PIN codes, Provider ID, etc. You get those credentials with the IPTV service subscription. There is more than 1 Provider ID and you need the correct one based on what the streaming TV/VOD service gives you to use.
If you already paid the subscription and somehow don’t know the ID, simply go to the IPTV service website to ask them. Or, find the emails they sent you to get your activation credentials. You might want to look in your Junk or Spam folder if you didn’t receive any IPTV service emails in your inbox.
If you have an active subscription and used your activation/login credentials, then you should have the email with that info. You should know the name of your IPTV SO player Provider and where to find their website. When going to the IPTV service website, there should be ‘My Account’ link or something similar to log in. There you can find your activation/login credentials which include your Provide ID.
Additional Information…
If you don’t have this information, then no Provider ID alone is going to get the SO Player activated. If are trying to use someone else’s credentials and looking for a Provider ID, this seems suspicious, and don’t want to dwell on this any further.
There are a lot of unscrupulous so-called customers out that want to game IPTV services with or without free trials. And this is why many IPTVs either removed the free trials or simply don’t want to offer them when they launch their service online.
SO Player Activation/Login Credentials
The SO Player is a very good app. There is an old and new version but I’m going to keep you focused on the new version. Some SO Player users in the past complained that the performance was better in the old version. But I’m not going as far as to say that. Some things are different in the app. I happen to like the new version so enough said.
I tested and reviewed many SO Player TV services over the years and not all of them passed the grade. For the ones that did pass, I wrote a full review and created video reviews.
Not only will you be using a very good TV app but a very good streaming TV/VOD service as well. Both will make your Internet TV viewing experience great. However, when you read or hear people talk about poor performance a lot of this has to do with their Internet connection speed.
Additional Info…
There are some things you need to be aware of to avoid buffering and playback issues. I posted a link further up to avoid or fix buffering issues should they occur consistently.
No SO Player Provider service is perfect but I try to stick to those with very little buffering and playback issues. This explains why you should find an IPTV service with either a free trial or a low-cost trial to test on your device. I’ve already done this for you. Check above for links to all the IPTV services listed.
Final Thoughts…
I have provided a lot of details regarding the SO Player Provider ID whether or not you’re a current IPTV service subscriber. You now know the difference between the app and service where all the streaming TV/VOD comes from. And should know where to get the ID from which I have provided several IPTV services. If you have an issue that hasn’t been resolved, you can always subscribe to any IPTV service above.
I’m an Internet TV researcher, tester, reviewer, and enthusiast that enjoys sharing and delivering information to like-minded individuals interested in watching TV online using their smart TVs and streaming devices.
